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Mindset!Mindset!!Mindset!!! I sat for the exam today and passed at first sitting. Though I had a terrible experience with the Pearson Vue center, had to make use of three systems, spent close to 5 hours as the system keep fluctuating and logging me off. I ended up using less than 1min per question for almost 120 questions as the issue started just after my first break. The mindset was my saving grace, because at some point I couldn’t read the questions again, I had to read only answers and make my choice with the mindset. In all, the question was a bit harder than the simulator but with the mindset and confidence without fear, you will conquer. Of course, my success story cannot be complete without the help of Andrew and the amazing team here. God bless you all, I have ordered Chocolate cake.

Thank you Andrew. I did your 35 hrs course from Udemy and then your exam simulation from TIA. It was a great help. I live in Dallas and appeared for the PMP certification exam on 10th September. I am 57 years old software professional working with Toyota. At this age initially it was difficult to study but your words motivated me to keep doing. I kept doing and after sometime started enjoying. It was a wondeful experience. But your course and explaination made it easy for me. I tried to undertstand the concepts. Although the test was tougher than I expected as there was no question for EVM or any formula. Even I did not get any drag and drop. I had done all your drag and drops but did not get any in the exam. I think the best worked for me is the mindset taught by you. I used to finish your mock test simulation or even Udemy mock test 30 min early but in exam I could finish just 4 min early. I was little nervous at the end of the exam because questions were different than my expectations. But felt happy when I saw the result. Thank you very much for all your guidance. Now I got motivation to do ACP too. How tough it is ? Guide me for it. Also, I would like your guide how to work towards getting 60 PDUs in next 3 years time.

so passed, need to take it upon myself to push for more education in the business environment. Outside of that, the test was literally a walk in the park. I would have completed it with about ~ an hour and 15 minutes to spare, but chose to crawl through the last 60 sets of questions. regardless of the BT, i am more than happy to accept an AT overall score and move on. For all of you who are working and studying towards this goal, I lend you this one advice. Just take it! it will surprise you on how it's more bark than bite and you can as i did, apply mindset and process understanding to fly through it. For those who are retaking the exam, you know what the test is, just focus on understanding the knowledge of how to apply PMI principles. I VERY HIGHLY suggest you review Mr. Mohommed Rahim and his YouTube content to understand the essence of applying the logic. Lastly, you too! can take this exam and pass. Just apply the PMI logic. Do not be afraid of the exam. Don't let the fear of failure overrule the fear of gain. You will often be surprised of the results when you just take on a challenge. Good luck to all of those who are aspiring, you have this in the bag. Never lose sight and dare to just get it done and have the resilience to pick yourself up and try again. Best of luck and wishes to all you guys and don't forget to add me on LinkedIn. https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericsmithers/

Who can help with hotspot questions for practice or a link to where I can get them. Hotspot practice questions for PMP exam.